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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

When tho Government of the United
States employed tho sturdy old Indian
hatcr and fighter to cut n road through
Ohio from point opposite Wheeling to
Maysville, KY, IL expected nothing more
from that pioneer than bare passable
roadway, but he laid out two towns on his
road, or trace, rs it was called, GAINESVILLE
and Lancaster, that have become flourish
ing centcrs of population, and given to the
State and Nation some of its brightest and
best men.
Old Zane probably had no deeper in
forest in the matter of colonization other
than to oiToct the sale of the land which
the Government gave him for his work of
road-maling. He was given thrco sec
tions, and took one where his road crossed
The Muskingum, another where it crossed
the Hooking, and third whore it crossed
the Scioto. He would have owned the
site of Chillcothe, as he did those of
GAINESVILLE and Lancaster, had not that
bank of the Scioto river been within the
Virginia military district or reservation.
Zane had good eye for commercial ad-
vantagcs, and he saw that the place for
town was on a river and at the crossing of
his road, which was the first one through
Nhtb UhTt VI lllt Eu ibhH'hoNNi
had its origin in his enlightened selfish
ness, and after all docs not the world owe
more to what is called enlightened selfish
ness than TO any other human quality. 1t
is anothcrnamo for progress and for bright
energy.
Zane's trace was opened in 1871, and in
the following year the first white cmi-
grants to the Hooking Valley drifted up
from Kentucky and halted near the pres
cnt site of Lancaster.
The pioneer of Fairfield County was
Captain Joseph Hunter, n rugged, front
icrsman who had the courage to push out
from his Kentucky home and build his
cabin on the Hooking when he had no
nearer ncighbors in the Northwest Terri
tory than Marietta and Chillcothc.
Captain Hunter was man of many
good qualities and is properly regarded as
the father and founder of Fairfield County.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17
RARE AUTOGRAPHS.
The Valuable Collection in Possession of
the Depnriment of Stnke.

The valuable Collection In Possession of
the Department of State.
One of the rarcst collections of auto
graphs in this country is in the Depart
mcnt of State, where the treaties and
other communications from the
crowned heads of Europe, since the
declaration of Independence, are pre-
served. When the British burned
Washington these treasures were
packed in bags and carried out into
the country. They now have Il place.
in the magnificent library of the new
Department of State. In addition to
the handwriting of the Emperor Ma
poleon, the Inflated Marie Antoinette,
crazy George H., Alexander of
Russia and several Oriental SOW
ercigns, are many American State
papers. Prominent among these
are the private papers Of George
Washington, and n volume which re-
latcs entirely to the capture, trial and
execution of Major Andre. There is
the letter which that brave young man
wrote to General Washington the night
before, as he says, Il am to swing upon
n gibbet," and there is also letter
from the traitor, Benedict Arnold, who
informs General Washington that, hav-
ing the interest OF his beloved country
at hcari, he can no longer serve in tho
American army. With these auto
graphs are many valuable souvenirs of
distinguished individuals. including
the war sword of General jackson,
which he broke in n fit Of passion, and
which was rudcly mendcd ly the camp
blacksmith. - Zen: PeHcy Poore, il,
Boston Bndgot.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

N-Nearly 1O6,972 Frenchmcn live in
this country, $4,000 in Mexico, $4,000
in Hayti. $500 in Chilli, 1873, 900 in Ar
gentinc Republic. and $4,000 in Brazil.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

A none Folon-A person convicted OF
robbing gravo.-Deiroh Free Press.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

Thus far no Christian has been al
lowed TO enter Sidon tomb temple in
Palestine. Moslcm officials enter free
~, however, and many of them multi
ate and carry away portions Of the
statuary.-PRbHc Opinion
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

A LOCOMOTIVE that blows to pieces is o
now mechanical toy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

There is no question about it-blood will
tell-especially if it be an impure blood.
Blotches, et'uptions, pimples and boils, are
all symptoms of an impure blood, due to the
improper action of the liver. When this
important organ fails to properly perform
its function Of purifying and cleansing the
blood, impurities are carried TO all parts of
the system, and the symptoms above re-
ferrcd to are merely evidences of the
struggle of Nature to throw off the poison
GUS germs. Unless her warning be needed
in time, serious results arc certain to fol-
low, eliminating in liver or kidney disor-
ders, or even in consumption. Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery will prevent and
cure these diseases, by restoring the liver
to healthy condition.
THE golden mean-a miser - " arlington
Critic.
GLESS's Sulphur Soap is infallible for re-
moving dandrnff.
Hill's Hair Dye, Black or Brown, SOC.
RULING passion the desire 20 be presi.
dent
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

WuES oil so-callcd remedies fail, DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Tnompson's EyoWater. Druggists sell it25c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

Cheap Excursion Tickets.
Tho Chicago 81 Northwestern R'y will, ut
frequent intervals, during tho summer, sell
excursion tlckots to San Francisco, Los
Angeles, and other California points at very
low rates. These tickets give tho privilege
of going one route and returning another.
For fun information apply TO the nearos I
ticket agent or address q. Z. WILSON, Gon'l
Passenger Agent Chicago, Ill
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

THB position of judge is an exceedingly
trying onc.-JHerchdat 7rdpeler. $3.50.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

No Opium In Plso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Curos whore ether remedies fail. 2jo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

THE policeman should watch that others
may not prey. Philadelphia Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

THE merest schoolboy could dispute the
saying that "history repeats itsclf."-
Journal Of Education.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

FEARFuILr and wonderfully mado--typc-
writer copy writton by amateurs. s.-Bostoa
Post
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17
THE HOOKING VALLEY.
Interesting "reminiscences of Early
Days In Ohio.

Tho Indian Fighter, wctzcl's, Romantic
Adventure on Mount Picnsant--Tho Mys-
tcrious MariSsman-Bravoryo Of n Captive
Girl.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17
To DREAM Of q pondorous whale,
Erect on the tip of his tail,
n tho sign oi a storm

Dreams don't amount 10 much, anyhow.
Some signs, however, aro infallible. IL
you arc constlpatod, with no appetite, tort
ured with sick headache and bilious symp-
toms, these signs indicate that you nocd
DIR. Pierco's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
They will cure you. All druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17

THE golden mean-a miser - " ashiagtor
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
Oss isasly us~ad.

Heavy and sour bread OF bisesii. h.s.
vast influence through tie digestive or
sans upon the measure Of l,cali:, ne .njas
lIlY in,lpftani 70 cur present ilsU.nes-
and fuisre usefulness ti,e bi,.singsu uf good
besiib and sound constitution are, We
can onl, realize when We lave lot them
aud when it is too late I, repsiir The dam
age. notwithstanding tl,ese facts, tiioas-
snas n lsrson. daily jeoparlize not only
their l,esbh, hsA iiisif iises. and The
health and lives Vi osiisn, by usirg arti.
eles in tue s,Fepassiisa VI iliei' so0i the
purity and heaithfulDess " which they
snos noibin2- Pehaps lev esani. may
have been saved, " Il may .l,sye ben
moFe Convenient 10 obisin the sriicie used,
and is'e nqasesssr.s .9sas tfs Tssspoiisi.
bsiiiy and 1sab'y viii nesss LlOs the
mischief that has Seen wrought Psier-,
ianiiiias may har. sIells d headache, che
children may have lost their appetites
n igsk Hala; !: g, s!'e trss caus, is rarehh
suspeetel. lhe seaihsr, iiss isek a out
degr air, or some ptl,er cause given, and
;..e uasl1.s4las, loisoav's. system d
adul.sratoa f.gri Sse@ ~. Zeal 10 the
Houf, vi.Icil .tl,aid bs iaads % gvoi,
wheat and no, ground tos fnc, tl,e yeast
or baking powder, which furnishes the
risiHs jsi;crsisa, Il a the greatesl inn
portancc. aad VI ,ise two Ee lgearr hak
Ing po~jer, assi always Isss tue Royal,
Is We tiserety retain the tie orig.aa'
properties u the wheat, nc ierrneEta,ioa
taking place. The action u Tie Royal
BakIng Pgxdeg upon sioayh II simply 10
swell il and fer,a litfia eeils sllroagl, every
part. These cells are flied with eartonic
acid gas. which PASSES on darlng sl,s pro-
cess n baking.
The Regal Is made from ,asse Craze
acid, and II is the aetiun u ti,is acid upon
highly carlppizsd hicarbonate of soda
tia. generates il,e gas alluded 10; and
these ingredients afs =, pure nnd 90 .es-
fectly fitted, iested and adapted 10 eacl,
other, that the action is MID and per1na.
nent, and II continued during ti.e-~hole
time of baking, and no residue of poison
orc ingredinn,s reEaains to undermine the
health, mo heays biscuits, no sour bread,
but il directions are followed, every arsi.
Gle will BIZ found sweet and Wholesome.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
or Interes I 10 Sliaes~.

More u,an s7s,,Do) toas u ni.kri ore
are said TO be visible in the nickel mines
in Churchill county, Nevada.
II is reported that vast body Of coal
has been found in Jack county, Texas,
the vein beilg fifly-iour inches thick.
The Copper Queen, BisLes. Lase al.
ready entered into contact for an ssjis
bbilion they can rWoiacc for tie mex, fise
months.
the gold dollsr VA. nDt~estabiisiieI
till fifty years after the silver one, t,,s
latter being the standard aad all other
coins measured by il.
A letter from New York states that the
United Verde Copper mines, near Pres.
cosi. viii be sold to an English eotspan,
iH oyer . million d4liar<,
Il, il claimed that the Granite Mountair
company has paid out more money in
dividends in ST. Louis during the pas,
year than all the insurance companies
and banks Of the city.
The plant q the ARIZONA Copper Com
pany, AT Clifton, Arizona, consists of 6ve
furnaces, ihree Of sixty toms capacity and
two OF thirty tons, together with all the
,ucjern appliances Tor the r.Iarsicn q
ores.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
Avixsma'. Geld .sa silver B'ssdsss.

The precious inet.L yield u arizona for
Ga. yoar ia.s passed, considering the OBJ
stacies t.iai ii-a, y h sncocH.sred thrvug,
the eaase of ti,s Indian Sar, and e,nse-
qucns laek os mining enterprise, accord
ing to statistic-, exhibits a magnificent
shcsins Of the precious m,t Il production
vi ,.lr Ter iisy. For tbe year lss6 tie
gull dua a..d Lullloa iors . ried by ex-
press frcin ihc Territory ~ss tscsss..5,
and the epla 9nst and builion fcrwardyi
,ilrvuzb otter sources and cOayeylnces
sas sloD.9JJ. " silver bullion eapressed
W. fnd that 81 ,sTi ,0ss were produced,
and Of ores and base bullion II Is sacertain-
sl that The enormous amount Of t4.c4s,-
yss sopE here bern forwarded 10 The
various rrnei..nx aud rssiiEa.pn selAs
throughout the country, outside the Ter
ritory Tie .rpjabl. cause of this Is ex-
planned through the superior means Of
sai,tsli .ransputation, lack VI faith or
interests 10 our hoAas sgaelliRg, reduction
aud milling works, and I've scarcity 4.
local reduction works nearer than the line
u railroads.. II this puiso could be In
sod,s way ayertej, ii souij add much
prosperity not eajoyeJ nov By our fsri-
tory. The remedy ID local reduction
works adjacent 70 mining centers. To
cav nothing Of ths unsnowp amount Of
ores and bullion taken from mother
sasal.- by her army OF sons, ehlorideys,
We find that Arzeaa's gold, silver, base
bullion and ores known TO have been isos
dused during ti,c year 1886, was $G,If3,-
SIS. All considered, this il most mag
niieent exhibit. Our vAst mineral re-
sources are as yet only merely prospect
es, and there is not. perhaps, more than
one or two mines In the Territory that an
educated miner considers Opened. :"
The possibilities oi this country are OF
such magnitude that man would not
care TO predict them for fear oi beiny call
Sd itGrank. ."--8ri:saa Ea,esprip.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
I'ss xew s.sr-n.s T1s..

The license law as passed BY the recent
legislature goes inso effect April let,
exemps from Ixynsent a liccns all
branches d merchandising a every de-
scriptson.
WHOLESALE Li4roR DxALgks.
All persons who ssll o. dispose d any
wines " distilled OF malt liqn~s In quan-
tities u two gallons and upwards shall
pay liccnsc rs follows:
Firrt-class, tllosc whose quarterly sales
amount TO t25. .0Oo aud upwarls, si25 per
quarter.
second-clss-, where sales are less than
s25, 600 aud mon .l,an tl5,oUo. i~r quar-
ter, sIoo.
Third-c.sss, where sxics ae tl5,0oO on
or hess isr quzrtss, $40.
fcurtil-class applies ~ sales In gaansi-
ties u less Than tao g.lIons and ma less
than one pint, the lis~nse for whici II
80, and provides that salovn- keepers may
sell one quart or less.
ssaDuS- xEErERs-
first-claas. Tor sale In quantities less
than one quart. so per quarter, which
shall be in addition 10 any other license
paid by tle same party iW any other isGr-
iness carried on by him at tl.e same place.
Exception 10 this class is made of amy
person who siiall cell liquors ut way.
side inn or station NOT within fiyc miles
of city. town or yiIlsge," the license fvs
which is $40 per quarter.
Every travelling merchant, haxkef or
pcdd!er, who shall carry pack and yend
wares, goods Or merchandise of any kind.
shall pay LICENSE of s5 per month wher.
a wagon is used for sap,e. $40 yer month.
TIE productions of the territory are ex-
einpt' when sold by the ,sotiuter.
Commercial travellers aud others, wlo
travel frosn place TO place In the territory
and -ell by sample, $50 per quarter.
Tl,eaters aud sbows, converts. eirc,,.es
rope performance, or other perfornlssce
given for pay, - per quarter or r. for
each performance, amateurs sxc-itssl
or when given wholly for churches, iibra,
ries, sciie.is - sisassly,
Billiard tables tio each per quarter
Niue OF ten pin box.ing-alkry or siio:
lar device, $40 per quarter.
Brew, res or siistiller.cs, wteYe receims
are sle,e 0 per q'sarser or upwards, $40
per quarter, where =, 900 and less ti,ao
$1,000, go per quarter; Spcre less ilssn
5000, $40 Ter gtsar.cr.
Pawnbrcking, 80 Ter quarter
Insurance agents, t5 Isr quarter
A penalty Of $500 fine or three month.
IN He fsaniy ;ail i attached .sF all sipls-
i.ons oi The lss.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
MN6nsx sxznEs--y'-.-----

The atiapiie 4 i...rsls .s.,in.al ipes.
pauy SAYS its charter entirely exempss u
from taxation still j. il very anxious and
ID making Itself very conspicuous before
our eorpis a,;iil!iori'ies, endeasonng 10 ST
them 70 a~eEt ees4eromise. Why a
raiiroad, or sny aiiicS c1apoJa.son, iisa. Is
excmpt from taxation by al sst Of Cen
gress. wants 10 conaprosnaes sila basis VI iis
taxation with county authorities, xe are
at loss 10 know. This company, how
sysT, says il viii pay cn a basis VI s2,ase
s-. s.s.s, iqss " pl. the co1nty and tina,
company upon aDicaisie g1laissns-dses
not intend 10 say Il as tas-=bat To de-
nate il As a present TO ic~.sf friendly rssa.
,ioEs of the county. Tisere il something
Jucs. s;n1i this. at any rate the Atlantic
d 2.ci6r fSiapaas rf4siipsp lssri in this
lGsisaas Is Q pi,iianiisrosas csglcJa.ion
unparalleled IN ia;iers hisiry.--s.
Js,ia's Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
A sssggestten to ttAe Tsasclin:
Yubigr.

Tourist, smigran;s anj mariners iiu,i
Oh Il Hostctter's stomach Bittsrs il /
medicinal ssfe1rard sgs.;rss upLenlthfrl
influences, ur1n witch tbes can imp'icitiy :
rely, since IL prevents tie effects Of vi.istsi
atmosphere, unaeccstoned or rnvhoiesosns
dis, lad water. or other conditions anfavoi-
able to teallh. Oh loag ysyases, or jsur-
asSs in isiitudes adjaceri ~ the eqsstpi,
il is esveciaily useful az a preventive Of tas
fcbrils complaints ard disorders cf ths
stomach. li..r and bowels, which ars np, 1,
atts1k natives Of tbs t.Iaierate aone 10.
journin2 or tfsv.iiRg ia tnsa re.ions. and
II ii an excellent prosecfiau against tl,e in
Hsence CT exi.eiGa cold, sudden changcs o.'
temperature, exposure 10 damp or eztrsr,,,
fatigue. II not oals prevents intermittent,
aud fenitient Aver, and other diseases oil
a rnalsriai type, bet eradicate; sh M, a fact
which has been notorious for years past III
North and South Amsdss, Mexico, ths
West Indies, Australia and other countries.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
&sl~ - -
Ev~atly ExeSsesa.

Not few OF the citizens OF KiDgman
have recently become greatly excited oyer
tlie as.ounding facts, that several VI their
friends who hare been pronounced by
their physicians as ineurable and teyoaid
all hope--suHeIins viii, that dreaded
monster Consumption-have been com
pleiely cured by Dr. Kings New Discoye-
~ for Consumption, the o,,ly remedy that
does positively cure all throat and lung
diseases. Coughs. t'oils, asthma and
Brcnclatis. Trial bottle free al Watkins
pfus' rrug s'crs, lsrge lotties 81.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

The increased production irom the
mines Q. Eeariy every State and Terrific
tory, aud the i,pproTei facilities Of treat
inert and transportation ahici, has
ciieapeisei The ee~t ~ production and
grestly enlarged the proiu..ing capacity
u mines, bg making lower grade ore
marketable, are sufficient, In connection
with the tact that most decided imlnoYe-
m-at l. eye-y where manifested in ,nliiing
loeaii.iss; ~ demonstrate the fact that
mining as business Ii giving better re-
turns ier ildseians 'q?esin,eAs u labor
and es.r,tl ti,an j, ever has doue.t'hi-
ei.o gisiss Rate.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

The prvpect is rather favorable for the
successiui evasion Of the laymeat "a all
licenses IN this Territory ior the next two
years. In conversation Yesterday with
the Journal INiaer man, in iise presence
of two or three other parties, Representa-
tive Oliver stated that the license bill, as
It nvw appears, ishos tile one agreed up
On by the conference committee of the
two houses. Mr. Oliver WAS a member
of said committee and evidently knows
what he IL talking about--yvur.,a a. Niners
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
rrer' 'rrssl<.

Tie reductiss al internal rsvsaas and ths
txk.pQ oa OF reve1pa stamps from RsUpsts-
tary Medicines, n.p doubt has fssgely. bs.e
Ased ths oprsuinars, "a well ~ pseasvtBH -
bardeu of heue sphpufaeturpns. EsgkciaitJ
II thia the casts wsiA 0sseG's AaRuss Fb0we
and Bo~ohss's t5ssnlnx Hyvup. - The Esdue'
tioa, of thisty siix dents poy dozess. has been
added 10 inenass the size Of the bottles
contHiring thss ismsdiss. shsreoy givina
one fifth more nsslisiDe In Tie % ceat M
1hs A,esst YI,ss, M ios Dysnsgsass 800 800 LIZ, y,
coueil and Lang tipablss. havs peTllsps ths
largest sale of ,sny nssdiciDs IN the world,
The advantage u inerssasd sixs of tho bot
sles will ls grsstiy appreciated By The steh
and afflicted, III svtRy town and villa4o y
siyilissd cosntriss. Sample boftas tor u
ssnfs rcsnsin the skms siZs.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
n.<bi..pry sss ssh.

Ths ps.krsisssi hsssby oGsr Ter sale ths
foiioSiagi idssofiisd insshirssy. nov iyin9 st
the mill II BtsssuS, O~sood 4 TO-. q Lost
Basin, MoAavs County. Arinoas, viz:
Ons sxlo .Nss kconosnixea'' engine and
boilss e,mp.ettL
ORs Chsisenge ore Issder.
One Triumph Gre t0s0ntsatos.
Ons sIsft zsSx1S i.ss Ioss
Three y ,xss 25yf. esd bolts.
Tso Cellars ~.
Oss rullsy 2sxio.
- 10 Pu.isy :&Sto.
Oae Pulley sexso.
one Pulsey issi3.
One Pulley isxs.
Osc paiicy 5)xie.
Tie sbove naschiibsy k&a oaly bssn esd
few weeks and Ia ln GOOD orlss, asd viii
be sold cheap. For TERMS and esrditions
of sals siply "
W Wu.Ifams,
or JAnzs J. MyDs,
Attospeys f,r the Josssa Bssdy Msshipe
WORKS.
br4gmsu, April aisl, 1851.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

4 deed fro II the present osasrs oi the
celebrated Yuitare mine, conveying Iii.
mine, with che mill, niill.iis and all ap
purtenanees, to Senator VI. 4. W. Tabor,
Of Colorado, was recorIel al i.lr;iS esl
March 26th. Tie consideration w.Is
ss65.ooo. Cyrus Dribl,lc, the new supar
iatendent has ass1m.i charge o. The
property at tulsurc. THE og'ra Of "
yuiture miae has b:el nearly as mris
PER year as the sm,an' paid for il by
s,nator Tabo-.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

The iis~nsa bill annihi'a,e- the derision
o lie tnife.i aiIies Supreme Ccnrt Ia tina
ipi;ter of lrur u ,rs' hsa.nse and intimstes
10 that angus, tribunal .lle danger
oi ,non.sry.n wit;, the business end o. az
iri1oaa legislative in,i,e. Ii the Supreme
Gear i;ltcri~sas further olj,ciions in the
premises IL d4,@ 10 at ilis peril Of being
itself abolisl,e !, and aaq;l,e. e.,lf: Q: siHl-
liar posers eraAtel Ia il. place. The II
sense bili ~ whole, Il said 10 10 a ruth
er erids aad imperfect lar, sach as n,i ..hi
he expected Lon legislative body that
ieared TO 'iagc 4 jo1rnal .. i,sproceedinss
a.ll.lai issa
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

il is stated that Cameron u. King said,
before lie left Prssco.t, that he had no In
tention whatever Of sesigninS As Commits
sioaer of immigration. The Tucson pa
rsrs slsc make the statement that l,e in
tends 10 serve out his term. Tommy
Parrish must feel good oser the prospect
Of being left out IN the cold for the next
two years, while Zulick viii himself learn
the lesson that l,e taught others NJ well
NJ New Jersey aud Sseosari. VIZ; mot 70
place Too much reliance on ones friends.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

On the slms night that sio.ersor Zu-
lick sent ia his veto, 10 the Legislature,
Of the lottery bill on high moral grounds,
ia which he advocates the gathering ID
children around their niothc's knee for
instruction. rather than the. should be ed.
ucstcd tliroa.!. myacy oJtaiacd in this
way, he sent in his appaossl oi the bill
licensing keno, faro, stud poker and all
kind7cd games, the proseeds os wlsiel,
gees 10 the school iuad. Consistency il
evidently not io1ni in the jewei easc q
the ei,ief ezc-utire.- Prescott Joarsai.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

As mining becomes more and moe a
practical and Iroinc,ive ministry aud al
10 private b,,sifc.., the difficulties in
regard to an .,xast estimate nt its real
strength and h'ue va.ns Increase and !.
mast ir neAsared fron the smv1nt Of
psoductioa ami its market yalue, ~ are
ether lines a cnterfsiss. Tie mining
output Of the cJurary siso1li he given in
tons ~ ~eii - dollars, q. by this method
the increase ii dfyeiorssen, can be more
satisfactorily Asisrisired ,-chieags Mir
iis E,rps.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
IlaekI@n's Arnlrn saI,r.

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Bruises, Sores, Ilsers, salt Rheun,, Fever
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Corns and all skin ErupaEcns, aud psi.
tissl. cures piles or no pay required Il,
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 9, cents ysr
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

1t IL a disgrace ss well as misfortune
t,lss our Territory should be under the
isscessity VI sgbnistipy its affairs into the
hands Of un,n 90 universally dsspi-ed
throughoat th. lengt.i and hreaitil Of the
land. and whose reputation, botl, tssore
AMI alter his appointment as Governor Of
Arisona, should be % uasiyory and un-
enriahlc.-.Sascr EcI..